My default is to help people I believe in and sometimes that bites me in the ass but, for the most part, I'm happy to help. However, I gotta laser-focus on me this year if I'm gonna survive the paradigm shift between print and digital and figure out a way to make a better living in comix. I can't stand this piecemeal way of working. Freelance has become synonymous with innovation, more than ever before, but I don't want to have to reinvent the wheel every 3-6 months. I don't mind curating my destiny, I just don't want to be my own paramedic, too.
The business of comix
My default is to help people I believe in and sometimes that bites me in the ass but, for the most part, I'm happy to help. However, I gotta laser-focus on me this year if I'm gonna survive the paradigm shift between print and digital and figure out a way to make a better living in comix. I can't stand this piecemeal way of working. Freelance has become synonymous with innovation, more than ever before, but I don't want to have to reinvent the wheel every 3-6 months. I don't mind curating my destiny, I just don't want to be my own paramedic, too.
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Mo and Joe and Noah
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